Store is always clean and well-organized. Easy to find what you need. Love that they always have…read morenew and different items. This is one of my favorite browsing stores because I never know what I'm going to find. Employees here are friendly and nice. Only downside I have is the line to check out can get really long.

Ross is a place you go to with the intent to find some good deals. If you want to find those deals,…read moreyou must look. There are tons of name brand clothes, but all are not necessarily "fashionable". You have to have the time to dig through the racks. This store is like Home Goods and TJ Maxx smooshed together and scaled down. You'll find apparel, toys, some snacks, home décor, bedding and beauty products. This location was pretty clean...but some shelves were pretty disheveled. Random note: During the holiday season, my husband and I have been pretty successful finding some Nerf guns at a decent price.

I would not recommend this store at all unless you want to waste your money and time. I purchased a…read morehat from the store for $80 today, described as a vintage item. However, I found the exact same hat (same brand, size, and model) on the official website being sold for $52. This is the regular retail price, not a discounted sale price (photos below). Besides, I bought another thing which the owner didn't know about the price and charged me expensive.

Love this thoughtfully curated vintage shop in Ivanhoe Village (on Virginia Drive). The owners,…read moreMarvin & Wendy, are fabulous and I'm always blown away by the unique furniture pieces they are able to source and refurbish into beautiful like-new designs. They have a fantastic collection of home furnishings, retro decor, vintage fashion & handmade accessories by Hotsie Totsie Vintage, and even carry products by some of Orlando's most talented local makers. Ouch Plants has a super cute display succulents and cacti potted in repurposed vessels. They are constantly adding to their eclectic mix of mid century and vintage pieces. Be the first to know about new arrivals by following along with them on Instagram @echoesofretro. They are constantly posting new tables, chairs, bedroom furniture, sofas, desks, shelving, bar carts, etc. You'll also find vintage art, vases, glassware, brass figurines, sculptures lamps and more! One of these days I'll get my hands on my dream pink vintage vanity set. They had one a few months ago and it went quick! This shop is definitely worth browsing through the next time you find yourself in the Ivanhoe neighborhood. You can also shop a section of their goodies at The Owl's Attic in Audubon Park!

Cute gift shop that I love visiting every time. This has mostly home gift items and maybe some…read morejewelry, stuff for the babies, Christmas decor, things like that. Definitely a gift shop worth browsing and perhaps you can find something for that special someone.

This is a really cool winter Garden shop with lots of unique items such as jewelry,…read morecollege-related, and eclectic home decor related items. Very well appointed and a cool place to beat the heat. Friendly and welcoming service.

Marshall's is a shopaholics best friend! They rotate products constantly. You can always find…read moreunique home products (buy it when you see it). Clothes and shoes for all members of the household. Great prices on their products. Even a snack if hungry. The lines are usually long on the weekends so have patience. I never miss the opportunity to stop by whatever state I'm in!

Clean and well organized with good selection of styles & sizes. The prices are always well below…read moreregular retail stores and exceptionally priced on clearance. If you can't find what you wanted, you can always find something you can use or need whether it be clothing, shoes, household items, bedding, toys, candles or food or holiday items. Stop in & check this location out.

There are very few stores that can derail my self control in under five minutes, and World Market…read moreis absolutely one of them. The moment I walk through those doors, I am no longer a disciplined adult with a budget. I am on a treasure hunt. I have visited locations all over California and Florida, and every time I go, I have to mentally prepare myself. Part of me wishes there were one closer to where I live now, and part of me knows that is probably for my own financial protection because I would absolutely be there constantly. The international food section alone is enough to keep me wandering the aisles for an hour. After traveling through Europe, Asia, South America, the Mediterranean, and the Caribbean, there is something deeply satisfying about seeing specialty items from all over the world sitting right there on the shelf. No ordering online. No waiting for deliveries. No hoping the packaging survives shipping. Just reach out and grab it. It makes recreating flavors from past travels so much easier and far more fun. Then there is the furniture and décor. It is eclectic, global, colorful, and usually visually light. You are not going to find heavy, dark, traditional pieces anchoring a formal estate here. Instead, you get carved wood, woven textures, interesting silhouettes, and pieces that feel like they came from somewhere with a story attached. I gravitate toward the exotic details every single time. One of my favorite finds ever was a carved wooden fruit bowl with a sculpted handle on top and a completely unique design. It felt like something you would stumble upon in a market overseas and then carefully carry home in your suitcase. I also have a personal weakness for anything featuring lions, tigers, or leopards, so I always keep my eye out for those motifs when I am there. It is a dangerous game. There are so many things in that store that I have to start curbing my enthusiasm before I even walk through the door. Otherwise, I will convince myself that I absolutely need half the place. World Market is not just shopping for me. It is a treasure hunt with serious temptation attached.

It wasn't that this is a horrible experience, but this location recently went through inventory as…read morethe tags were still up all over the store. With that being said, it didn't seem like they had a lot. Although they are beginning to get their fall stuff and they've got some cute hand towels out. Outside of that I didn't find a whole lot this go around except for a couple of beverages and bags of chips.

Ok, Old Navy has been on it lately, and I've been loving their latest designs, especially in the…read morejeans department. I recently got a pair of embroidered flare jeans and I'ver seriously never gotten so many compliments. Everyone is always shocked when I tell them they're from Old Navy. I recently visited the Waterford location to shop the Devil Wears Prada 2 collection, and luckily they still had most items in stock. I'm going to see the movie with friends and we're all dressing up to the theme. I got the groundbreaking florals for spring tee -- so fun (IYKYK)! The cerulean sweater was also so cute, and my friend ended up getting it. I've already been shopping here for many of my son's toddler outfits, but I've really enjoyed shopping for myself recently as well. I also really like their athletic wear and got a cute girly workout skirt. I will say that their new release items are priced a bit high in my opinion, but their stuff tends to go on sale pretty quickly and I try to only shop the sales for the best deals. You can sometimes find better deals online than in store, and things ship pretty quickly.

I like old navy in general because it offers a good variety of casual everyday wear with good…read moreprices. I buy there my daughter's clothes mostly, for school and around holidays time. For myself I like their sports wear, I love that the texture of the clothing is so soft, the adult sportswear in specific and everyday cotton shirts. I just love how they feel, the texture. This location in Waterford lakes is pretty good, I feel I can find what I'm looking for most of the times, and their sales selection is always updated and you can find good deals year around. The only thing that I may have an objection about is that sometimes to check out it takes a long time, not all the time but often enough that's a pattern, the lines takes long, I know is normal in retail to try to upsell the store offers, credit cards reward program, etc, but sometimes even when there are only a few people in line it takes a long time to check out. I also wanted to add that old navy's app is pretty good when it comes to ordering clothes online and pick them up on location, and to get general info about the store. Recommended.

Thought I died and went to teenager prom heaven. Gowns, gowns, ball gowns as far as the eyes can…read moresee. I fantasized myself in them, but do you know at what point reality smacks you in the face and punches you in the gut? When you tell yourself "WTF I am too old to wear these!" Yes, ouch. But that didn't stop me from looking and appreciating all the fashion. This 5-star rating was on the sheer amount and selection of ball/prom gowns stretching as far as the eyes/wallet could see. I'm from Hawaii and I've never seen such an extensive display of formal wear. I'm thinking it's because Florida also has a large Spanish population where Quinceanera plays a role in the need for fancy garb as well. Another reason this 5-star rating is in place is because of the luggage. The actual reason we were here was to buy another suitcase (not to look at gowns). We already had one full-sized suitcase, but had to buy another one. Why, you ask? Because I bought too many gifts for others. Because the 80's Cruise gave us too many free swag, including two back-pack cooler chairs (not complaining), because I purchased three pairs of shoes, because I went to Goodwill in Ft Lauderdale and purchased 5 dresses, because on the 80's Cruise I gathered enough candy and swag to bog us down by 10 pounds. The sales lady was super nice and helped me with a cheery disposition. Macy's has always been a go-to for luggage on sale, and a large selection. I was going to go to TJ Maxx or Marshall's, but I cannot find a consistent supply of Delsey Luggage, my favorite. I took a picture of the Delsey Florence Luggage as a cool feature, but I can't do a see-through suitcase, it would be too much of a pain trying to hide my bags of Mike's Hot Honey popcorn from TSA and luggage handlers.

The ladies working in the athletic department were helpful. They assisted me with placing an order…read morefor shipment due to not having the size I wanted in stock. As we walked around the store, we encountered other store employees who were also friendly and willing to help us find what we were looking for or eager to assist with a sale. Today, I was able to save using Macy's Star Money I recently earned after accumulating points for previous purchases.

I had a great experience shopping and selling here! I came with friends on a Monday afternoon and…read morethey were quick to get us in the virtual line of selling our clothes. I love the selection of clothes they have available, a lot of good quality fabrics. I found a dress for a wedding I'm attending next weekend! Their prices are decent not as good as Goodwill or the Salvation Army but more affordable than new retail. They were done looking through our clothes in like 35 minutes and took a good amount of the clothes I brought. Definitely will be back!

The clothes selection is incredible! Designer clothes in good quality, a lot of Michael Kors with…read morethe tag on too; such a great value! The employees were slightly rude though, and weren't good at problem solving when issues arrived at all. But super cute clothes!!